For the first time, we’re going to launch a pre-flown 3D printed Rutherford engine. It has already been to space and back. Now it’s going again.

Learn more about the next major steps in our Electron reusability program: https://t.co/rvv1Olk9H9 https://t.co/bd4Q6WSFls

Our founder and CEO Peter_J_Beck joined WeHaveMECO LIVE today at #SpaceSymposium with ChenrySpace and Redwire's Jonathan Baliff to talk all things space finance and business strategy.

📺Watch the replay! https://t.co/WRvj0pdvoK https://t.co/6pmdLowm35

Launch 2: Coming To A Storm Near You
Pad B, Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1
Lift-off NET May 16, 2023
More info: https://t.co/trR9aWE2zQ https://t.co/ssWhknIPtq

Less than a week to go until lift-off of our first TROPICS mission for NASA from LC-1! #RocketLikeAHurricane

📸: Connor Crawford.

Almost time to #RocketLikeAHurricane for the NASA TROPICS mission 🤘

Learn more: https://t.co/olXThrBdxZ https://t.co/FaaxhkpKzv

This mission is a particularly special one for our team. Earlier this year the region near LC-1 was hit hard by Cyclone Gabrielle, so it's a privilege to be launching satellites tasked with monitoring tropical storms and providing actionable data to those in storm paths.

Roll out is underway at Launch Complex 1 ahead of our first NASA TROPICS launch on 1 May UTC. Always love to see the NASA meatball on Electron's fairing! https://t.co/JPjCByGJuK

Our very first NASA launch was the ELaNa-19 mission in 2018. Electron has been providing reliable access to orbit for NASA ever since. We can’t wait to launch the next one, TROPICS, on 1 May UTC. https://t.co/N0DTGY5Vch

RT NASA_LSP: 🛰🛰🚀 Tune in today at 4:00 pm EDT for a news conference for the upcoming launch of the TROPICS satellites!

https://t.co/Y4Pxe…

A weather front is headed toward LC-1, so we’re pushing lift-off a few days to the right for the #RocketLikeAHurricane launch to deploy the NASA TROPICS satellites. We’ll assess the weather as it evolves over the weekend and confirm the new target date soon. 🌧️🌬️🚀 https://t.co/HQfl1UqHKn

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NASA Cyclone Gabrielle recently hit the communities near LC-1 hard, so the students have been eager to learn how missions like TROPICS can help to provide better forecasting and advance warning of intense storms. Thanks for the NASA team for sharing their time and expertise! https://t.co/I34DjjCE9f

It was great to catch up with RepDLamborn at #SpaceSymposium and talk about our recently announced HASTE program that enables high-cadence hypersonic flight test opportunities. Thanks for stopping by and meeting with the Rocket Lab team! https://t.co/7Xg0TFLG8x

High winds & stormy skies continue for most of this week at LC-1, so we’re waiting for that to clear before the first of 2 NASA TROPICS launches lifts off. Stay tuned for updates on target launch date soon as the forecast settles in the coming days. #RocketLikeAHurricane 🛰️🌧️🚀 https://t.co/SXXYmhsq6A

The weather is slowly starting to trend in the right direction for launch later this week/early next week at LC-1. Stay tuned for target date for the first of two NASA TROPICS launches soon! #RocketLikeAHurricane https://t.co/jQq3v3LqT4

How will NASA's TROPICS constellation monitor tropical storms and improve forecasts to potentially save lives? We're glad you asked. https://t.co/w7VGbE8IRy

Latest weather forecasts are looking better, so we’re preparing for a launch attempt in the coming days for the first NASA TROPICS launch!

Lift-off set for NET:
UTC | May 8, 01:00
NZT | May 8, 13:00
EDT | May 7, 21:00
PDT | May 7, 18:00

More info: https://t.co/lSTHEaWtdy https://t.co/Q7JRwQjv5f

RT NASA: NASA and RocketLab are targeting 9pm ET Sunday, May 7 (0100 May 8 UTC), for the first launch of our cyclone-studying TROPICS Cub…

Launch readiness review is complete and we are GO for tomorrow's #RocketLikeAHurricane launch for the NASA TROPICS constellation!

Launch window opens:
🚀NZST | 13:00
🚀UTC | 01:00
🚀EDT | 21:00
🚀PDT | 18:00

The live launch webcast will begin approx. 20 mins before lift-off. https://t.co/EWeIJOZFX1